- Price $$$$
- Non-kosher
- Outside Seating Area
Kangaroo is an Georgian restaurant tucked away in a Nahalat Shiva alleyway. Alongside the authentic Georgian menu, with classics like khachapuri, you can also drink imported Georgian wine and enjoy it all in the picturesque courtyard.
Photos: Courtesy of Kangaroo
TripAdvisor Reviews
Based on 180 traveler reviews
In March 7th, 2020 , I was eating with my family in Kangaroo Restaurant in the Musical Square (Near Zuni Restaurant) in Jerusalem. First of all, the service was excellent and informative(They explain you about the Georgian Culture) and the food was really good and tasty. I ate the Chashushuli dish(a beef stew with...
MoreIn March 7th, 2020 , I was eating with my family in Kangaroo Restaurant in the Musical Square (Near Zuni Restaurant) in Jerusalem. First of all, the service was excellent and informative(They explain you about the Georgian Culture) and the food was really good and tasty. I ate the Chashushuli dish(a beef stew with tomatoes, garlic, herbs and spices), it was really tasty. Also, the Khachapuri Adjaruli and the Chakapuli also were really tasty. One of the Best Restaurants I've ever eaten in my life, easy 10/10.
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Went today to have lunch, ordered pork with potatoes and onion, where ok but nothing spectacular, ordered beer and chacha. There is a very friendly and professional young waitress, on the other side there is a very rude senior lady, can be a manager or owner, which seem to be angry about receiving a...
MoreWent today to have lunch, ordered pork with potatoes and onion, where ok but nothing spectacular, ordered beer and chacha. There is a very friendly and professional young waitress, on the other side there is a very rude senior lady, can be a manager or owner, which seem to be angry about receiving a visit in the restaurant. The food is ok, prices are not crazy and the venue is nice, the attitude of this lady is the only negative I find.
LessThe Khinkali were ok, a bit too thick and lacking in flavor. The waitress was good, friendly and responsive. The woman that severed the food (owner? manager?) Was very inhospitable to say the very least. The place was almost empty and she looked at me with attitude and asked if I had a reservation...
MoreThe Khinkali were ok, a bit too thick and lacking in flavor. The waitress was good, friendly and responsive. The woman that severed the food (owner? manager?) Was very inhospitable to say the very least. The place was almost empty and she looked at me with attitude and asked if I had a reservation - it was 3:30 in the afternoon so I highly doubt a rush was coming and by the time I left it was totally empty, there were just two tables eating when arrived. One poor soul was eating his Khinkali in a way she felt was wrong, she stopped taking an order and yelled at him across the restaurant and said very loudly "NO, your eating it wrong". The entire restaurant looked at the poor guy, she was relentless and really quite rude to everyone. I think this resturant has had its day in the sun and she is living in a time when reservations were required and an attitude was tolerated for the food. I do not recommend this restuarant based on what I had to eat and the attitude of this angry woman. I ate indoors, the setting was very nice.
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